Soldato
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Hello,
My two brothers and I don't really watch F1 on the TV. But when it is on, and if we are together, it's a good "bonding" moment to crack open a few beers, take the mick, and watch the cars race.
The three of us want to watch F1 next year. We don't know where. It could be as local as Silverstone, or as as far as Monte Carlo. We don't really mind. Naturally budget is a deciding factor.
Ignoring travel, accomodation and sustenance costs, generally how much are F1 tickets? When do I need to book, and at which site? Is F1 child friendly? Ideally we'd like to take a 4 year old boy who loves cars.
I'm expecting a typical F1 ticket to be £40. That's based on my experience of watching Man Utd vs West Ham at Old Trafford, which I suppose gathers a similar crowd like F1 does.
Any advice would be great!
My two brothers and I don't really watch F1 on the TV. But when it is on, and if we are together, it's a good "bonding" moment to crack open a few beers, take the mick, and watch the cars race.
The three of us want to watch F1 next year. We don't know where. It could be as local as Silverstone, or as as far as Monte Carlo. We don't really mind. Naturally budget is a deciding factor.
Ignoring travel, accomodation and sustenance costs, generally how much are F1 tickets? When do I need to book, and at which site? Is F1 child friendly? Ideally we'd like to take a 4 year old boy who loves cars.
I'm expecting a typical F1 ticket to be £40. That's based on my experience of watching Man Utd vs West Ham at Old Trafford, which I suppose gathers a similar crowd like F1 does.
Any advice would be great!
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